DBI Technologies
DBI Technologies Inc. is an innovative commercial software development company focused on empowering application developers with the best End-to-End Supply Chain Visibility component software. DBI is recognized for its award winning component software products and services supporting developers working with and in Enterprise development teams. DBI's technical support covers Microsoft Visual Studio, Visual Studio .NET and many OLE / VBA compliant development environments including VC++, C++ Builder, LabVIEW, Visual Cobol, Visual RPG, Visual FoxPro, Visual FoxPro Advanced and Microsoft Access / Office 365.
As an industry leader in the implementation of component-based application development, DBI provides creative solutions for its customers, incorporating current technologies built on commercially sound component-based architectures. DBI sets the standard for .NET and OLE compliant component software products. Built to rugged specifications and requirements, DBI components perform with precision and implementation ease in all compliant environments.
Aspose
Aspose is a leading vendor of .NET and Java development components, and rendering extensions for platforms such as Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services and JasperReports. Its core focus is to offer the most complete and powerful set of file management products available. Aspose products support some of the most popular file formats in business, including: Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, PowerPoint presentations, PDF documents and Project files. While its core focus is on file management products, Aspose’s mission is to provide our customers with top quality products complemented by fast and reliable customer support. The company listens to its customers and produces a variety of solutions to meet the complex needs of its global audience.
VelocityDB
VelocityDB was founded by Mats Persson in April 2011. Mats is a software architect and developer of high performance and scalable databases. He was the leading architect and developer of a market leading object database technology. Over a 14 year period with the company he contributed numerous critical product improvements and created many new product features that were instrumental in supporting their market leading business. Like many object database companies founded in the late 1980’s, their database was built on a foundation suited to hardware, networking, and software of that time. Working with a clean slate he envisioned a next generation product built and optimized for today’s technology platforms. Mats took his comprehensive knowledge of high performance database design and developed a modern, next generation object database system called VelocityDB. The result is the optimal database system for flexible, distributed, parallel, scalable and high performance demands.
SoftwareKey
SoftwareKey (also known as Concept Software) is a privately held Florida-based software company with thousands of customers in more than 118 countries. It provides software and computing consulting services helping developers and companies, large or small, to realize their sales potential. Formed in 1993 by founder Mike Wozniak, SoftwareKey was created with the intention of bringing his proven software solutions to more people like him; developers who want to get their creations in more hands while protecting their investments in the process. Every day the company helps others succeed by providing user friendly technologies that redefine how people license, sell, and deliver software. A testament to a job well done is now, almost two decades later the company’s first Protection PLUS and SOLO Server customers still consider these products and services to be an integral part of their operations.
Point8020
Point8020’s mission is to bridge the gap between technology and adoption. Their aim is to help organizations and users benefit from technology by providing engaging content and solutions. Their focus areas include Microsoft technology such as Microsoft SharePoint and their solutions and services are proven to improve productivity and cut down training costs.
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